Which property defined in the Service Engine group affects the minimum required disk size?

Question

Options

• AAmount of memory assigned to the Service Engine
• BNumber of vCPUs assigned to the Service Engine
• CNumber of Network adapters assigned to the Service Engine
• DNumber of Service Engines defined in the Service Engine Group

• A
  93% (39)
• B
  5% (2)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Memory allocated to a Service Engine directly determines the minimum disk size because NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Avi Networks) calculates required disk space as a function of memory - the SE needs proportional disk for logs, core dumps, and operational data that scale with the memory footprint. Option B (vCPUs) affects processing throughput but has no bearing on storage calculations. Option C (network adapters) governs connectivity and bandwidth capacity, not disk requirements. Option D (number of SEs in the group) controls scaling and high-availability behavior at the group level, but each individual SE's disk requirement is set independently based on its own memory allocation.

Memory tip: Think "More RAM = More room on disk" - the SE needs disk space to store memory-proportional artifacts like logs and core dumps, so memory is the lever that drives the disk floor.

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